VRED GO HTML overlays complete code has to be inlined into the HTML Editor

VRED GO HTML overlays complete code has to be inlined into the HTML Editor

Shawn_Collins-Lopez
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VRED GO HTML overlays complete code has to be inlined into the HTML Editor

Shawn_Collins-Lopez
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Hi, I have been able to modify the HTML Circular Menu for VRED GO in VRED Pro 2021. 

Is there more instructions on adding the HTML code to the Sceneplate Editor? 

The following video was helpful but I could not get it to work.

http://help.autodesk.com/view/VREDPRODUCTS/2021/ENU/?guid=VRED_VRED_Basics_VRED_Go_html

 

I was testing this on the Example file Automotive_Genesis.vpb.

 

Any help with the would be great so we don't have to copy a folder to share the VRED GO files...

 

Thank you,

Shawn

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Christian_Garimberti
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Hi Shawn,

like you wrote in the title you have to inline all the code in the Sceneplate editor.

I am not an HTML programmer, but with an example (see attachment) and this guidelines i was able to create my own HTML page.

@seiferp wrote me theis:

"You can convert svg´s in code and inline it into your page. Simply drag you svg in your chrome browser and selcet "Display source code" from the context menu. Images you can be convert into base64 code using https://www.base64-image.de/ too. Unfortunately videos and audio can´t be converted in code and I think this is a limitation as long as you do not host it somewhere else and use an url linking to it."

 

 

Christian Garimberti
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Shawn_Collins-Lopez
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Thank you Christian!  I will try that out and test your sample file! 

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